Examples of using "Patronun" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Who's your boss?
- Who is your boss?
Where's your boss?
That's what the boss wants.
Tom is your superior.
He is the boss's private secretary.
You wouldn't want me as your boss.
After all, he's your boss.
- Don't you know I'm your boss?
- Don't you know that I'm your boss?
Do you get along with your boss?
How do you like your boss's plan?
What's your boss's name?
I didn't know Tom was your boss.
Is the boss in a good mood today?
I showed him who's boss.
The chances are that the boss will send you to California.
Tom can't be fired. He's the boss's son.
I was accused of eating the boss's lunch.
I'll do what the boss tells me.
I'll do what the boss tells me to do.
If you don't do what the boss says, he'll fire you.
Is Tom really your boss?
Tom is your boss, isn't he?
I'm jealous because you have a good boss.
Don't underestimate your abilities. That's your boss' job.
The boss has a good opinion of your work.
Every boss has his or her favorite employee.
A customer wanted to know who the head honcho was.
I'm envious of you because you have a good boss.
Between you and me, I think our boss is stupid.
I just did what the boss asked me to do.
The boss's car hasn't arrived yet. Wait a moment, please!
- I know you're the boss.
- I know that you're the boss.
I would advise you strongly to do what the boss asked you to do.
It's unlikely that the boss would consider giving Tom a raise.
Are you sure the boss will let us go home early?
Can you figure out why the boss is so unfriendly this week?
What you make is small potatoes compared to the boss's salary.
The only reason I got blamed was that the boss needed someone to blame.
If your boss "sacks" you, it means you're fired.
- You're Tom's boss, aren't you?
- Tom is your boss, isn't he?
I wanted to keep my job, so I did what the boss told me to do.
"You're pretty good at this, aren't you?" "That's why the boss hired me."
We think someone, and we know very well who, used the boss's cup.
Tom had no choice but to do what the boss told him to do.
Even if you boss attacks you and tells you to go away, you should make your point.